Contemporary cities face various problems, which partly also result from changes in the structure of residents’ needs. The answer to some of them is the idea of the so-called intelligent cities based on their development in various areas related to the functioning of urbanized areas. One of the most important systems in cities is transportation. It ensures their functioning, therefore it is not possible to eliminate it completely. Hence the considerations on the regenerative effect of the urban environment on the impact of introducing intelligent technologies into the transport system. The presented set of publications contains technical solutions, both regarding urban spaces and intelligent solutions for cities in the future. Because it is the adaptation to users, that depends on the details related to the implementation of particular technologies or other solutions. The presented series of studies presents issues directly related to intelligent transport, as well as the potential that can contribute to modern, pro-ecological urban planning.
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